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2020 – today
- 2020
[c109]Zhen He, Xinwei Dai, Toshihiko Yamakami, Tomoo Inoue:
Preliminary Utility Study of a Short Video as a Daily Report in Teleworking. CollabTech 2020: 35-49- [c108]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Handover Challenge of Data Analytics: Multi-user Issues in Sustainable Data Analytics. EIDWT 2020: 373-383 - [c107]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Privacy Threat Model in XR Applications. EIDWT 2020: 384-394 - [c106]Toshihiko Yamakami, Shunsuke Kirino, Masaki Takahashi:
The Antikythera Framework: A Novel Design Approach for Accommodating a Large Number of Web Services. NBiS 2020: 151-162
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c105]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Beyond Digitalization Traps: A 4-Layer Model of IoT Service Engineering In an Enterprise Context. ICTC 2019: 84-88 - [c104]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A 2-Dimensional Technology and Real-World Interaction View Approach. INCoS 2019: 143-151 - [c103]Toshihiko Yamakami:
From Ivory Tower to Democratization and Industrialization: A Landscape View of Real-World Adaptation of Artificial Intelligence. NBiS 2019: 200-211 - 2018
- [c102]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Shift From Monolithic to Compound Digitization: A New Perspective of Digital Economy. ICTC 2018: 107-111 - [c101]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Discrepancy View Model of Standardization of Web Technology. ICTC 2018: 243-247 - [c100]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Device Stand-by Management of IoT: A Framework for Dealing with Real-World Device Fault in City Platform as a Service. IMIS 2018: 491-502 - [c99]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Social Dimension View Model of Divergence of IoT Standardization. IMIS 2018: 738-747 - [c98]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Lessons Learned in Tokyo Public Transportation Open Data APIs. NBiS 2018: 374-384 - [c97]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Dynamism View Model of Convergence and Divergence of IoT Standardization. NBiS 2018: 601-610 - 2017
- [c96]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Horizontal Requirement Engineering in Integration of Multiple IoT Use Cases of City Platform as a Service. CIT 2017: 292-296 - [c95]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A migration-oriented partial adaptation architecture for IoT-empowered city platform as a service. ICDIM 2017: 81-85 - [c94]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Toward positioning IoT-empowered service engineering in city platform as a service. ICDIM 2017: 304-308 - [c93]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An evolution-by-design approach: Toward multi-disciplinary life-cycle management of IoT in city platform as a service. ICTC 2017: 254-258 - [c92]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An organizational coordination model for IoT: A case study of requirement engineering of city-government in Tokyo in city platform as a service. ICTC 2017: 259-263 - 2014
- [c91]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A view model of social commerce: The building blocks of next-generation e-commerce. ISCIT 2014: 284-288 - [c90]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Non-Zero-Sum Social Experience Approach: Building Blocks of Social Experience Design. NBiS 2014: 342-346 - [c89]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Dilemma of Service Engineering in the Era of Social Services: Understanding the Ongoing Challenges of Service Engineering. NBiS 2014: 633-637 - 2013
- [c88]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Self-Innovation Skill-Based Change Management: An Approach Toward Flexible Organizational Management. CGC 2013: 256-260 - [c87]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Cross-Culture Analysis of Mobile Social Games: Toward Design Guidelines of Lessons Learned from Globalized Mobile Social Games. CGC 2013: 266-270 - [c86]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Mood-based e-commerce: A new approach for sub-personality-based marketing. ICDIM 2013: 353-357 - [c85]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Servicenics approach: A social service engineering framework. ICDIM 2013: 358-362 - [c84]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Emotion-Object-Interaction Framework for Exploration of Design Patterns of Massive Interpersonal Persuasion. IMIS 2013: 568-572 - [c83]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Evolutionary Path-Based Analysis of Social Experience Design. MUE 2013: 69-76 - [c82]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Gamification Literacy: Emerging Needs for Identifying Bad Gamification. MUE 2013: 395-403 - [c81]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Relaxed Stability Technology Approach in Organization Management: Implications from Configured-Control Vehicle Technology. MUE 2013: 439-447 - [c80]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Persistence Analysis of Smartphone Application Stores: An Approach to Understanding Gateways to the Internet. NBiS 2013: 52-56 - [c79]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Persuasive Strength Analysis of the Mobile Gang of Four: Toward Understanding Mobile Business Engineering in the Era of Mobile Persuasion. NBiS 2013: 85-89 - 2012
- [c78]Toshihiko Yamakami:
From Gamenics to Servicenics: Lessons Learned in Mobile Social Games in Japan toward Service Engineering. AINA Workshops 2012: 352-356 - [c77]Toshihiko Yamakami:
It is not a Game, Not Even Social: New Service Engineering Paradigms from Lessons Learned in Mobile Social Games in Japan. AINA Workshops 2012: 1270-1274 - [c76]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Mobile Social Game Design from the Perspective of Persuasive Technology. NBiS 2012: 221-225 - [c75]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Transition Analysis of Mobile Social Games from Feature-Phone to Smart-Phone. NBiS 2012: 226-230 - [c74]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Digital Social Literacy: Literacy Demands for the Virtual-World. NDT (2) 2012: 429-437 - [c73]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Four-Stage Gate-Keeper Model of Social Service Engineering: Lessons from Golden Rules of Mobile Social Game Design. UIC/ATC 2012: 159-163 - [c72]Toshihiko Yamakami:
From User Experience to Social Experience: A New Perspective for Mobile Social Game Design. UIC/ATC 2012: 792-796 - 2011
- [c71]Daisuke Fuji, Toshihiko Yamakami, Kunihiro Ishiguro:
A Fast-Boot Method for Embedded Mobile Linux: Toward a Single-Digit User Sensed Boot Time for Full-Featured Commercial Phones. AINA Workshops 2011: 81-85 - [c70]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Three-Dimension Analysis of Driving Factors for Mobile Application Stores: Implications of Open Mobile Business Engineering. AINA Workshops 2011: 885-889 - [c69]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Analysis of Mobile Social Games from the Viewpoint of Gamenics Theory. ICMB 2011: 1-5 - [c68]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Four-Layer Success Factor View Model of Mobile Social Games: Analysis of Mobage Success in Japan. ICMB 2011: 114-118 - [c67]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Yet another dimension of organizational culture: Implications from mobile social games in Japan. ICIS 2011: 8-12 - [c66]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A three-dimensional view model of international standardization using techno-sociological analysis. ICIS 2011: 13-18 - [c65]Koji Watanabe, Toshihiko Yamakami, Kunihiro Ishiguro:
A Hybrid Software Architecture for Rich Media Applications on Android Phones. MUE 2011: 123-127 - [c64]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A 3-stage Evolutionary Model of Mobile Social Game Design in Japan. MUE 2011: 207-211 - [c63]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A 3-Stage Transition Model of the Architecture of Mobile Social Games: Lessons from Mobile Social Games in Japan. NBiS 2011: 168-172 - [c62]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Time Management in Mobile Social Game Design: Lessons from Mobile Social Games in Japan. NBiS 2011: 413-418 - [c61]Toshihiko Yamakami:
The Third Generation of OSS: A Three-Stage Evolution from Gift to Commerce-Economy. OSS 2011: 368-378 - [c60]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Gate Opening Effect: Toward Understanding Mobile-Specific Service Evolution. SUComS 2011: 169-177 - [c59]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Hybrid Service Integration Engineering: Implications from a Game-Story-Combined Mobile Social Game. SUComS 2011: 317-325 - 2010
- [c58]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Empirical Analysis of Revisit Behaviors of Monthly Subscription-Based Mobile Video Services. GPC 2010: 482-491 - [c57]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A One-Seg Service Development Model: Ecosystem Considerations in the Context of Mobile Communication/Broadcast Convergence. GPC 2010: 492-501 - [c56]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Open source software adoption patterns and organizational transition stages for software vendors. ICIS 2010: 531-535 - [c55]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Cross-boundary software engineering: Implications of engineering paradigm shift. ICIS 2010: 536-540 - [c54]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Open intermediary analysis in mobile data services: Shift from closed to open intermediary services. ICIS 2010: 541-545 - [c53]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A two-layer ecosystem evolution model: lessons from stages of mobile data services. MEDES 2010: 81-86 - [c52]Toshihiko Yamakami:
OSS as a digital ecosystem: a reference model for digital ecosystem of OSS. MEDES 2010: 207-208 - [c51]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Mobile Digital Ecosystem Framework: Lessons from the Evolution of Mobile Data Services. NBiS 2010: 516-520 - [c50]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Exploratory Long-Term Open Source Activity Analysis: Implications from Empirical Findings on Activity Statistics. OSS 2010: 395-400 - [c49]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Challenges for Mobile Middleware Platform: Issues for Embedded Open Source Software Integration. OSS 2010: 401-406
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j6]Toshihiko Yamakami:
One-path Relaxed Realtime Constraint Mobile User Classification Method in Mobile Clickstreams. Inf. Media Technol. 4(1): 128-135 (2009) - [j5]Toshihiko Yamakami:
One-path Relaxed Realtime Constraint Mobile User Classification Method in Mobile Clickstreams. J. Inf. Process. 17: 39-46 (2009) - [c48]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Inter-service revisit analysis of three user groups using intra-day behavior in the mobile clickstream. ICHIT 2009: 340-344 - [c47]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Star economy in the user generated content: a new perspective for digital ecosystems. ICIS 2009: 59-62 - [c46]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Foundation-based mobile platform software engineering: implications to convergence to open source software. ICIS 2009: 206-211 - [c45]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An interactivity model of mobile interactive TV: a oneseg case for mobile glue. ICIS 2009: 212-217 - [c44]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Mobile Data Services 2.0: Analysis of 3G and Flat Rate Impacts on Mobile Data Services. MUE 2009: 407-412 - 2008
- [j4]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Stream-mining Oriented User Identification Algorithm Based on a Day Scale Click Regularity Assumption in Mobile Clickstreams. Inf. Media Technol. 3(3): 512-518 (2008) - [j3]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Stream-mining Oriented User Identification Algorithm Based on a Day Scale Click Regularity Assumption in Mobile Clickstreams. J. Inf. Process. 16: 93-99 (2008) - [c43]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Weak-Tie Based Regularity Analysis of Mobile Clickstreams. AINA Workshops 2008: 1234-1239 - [c42]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Long Interval Method to Identify Regular Monthly Mobile Internet Users. AINA Workshops 2008: 1625-1630 - [c41]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Business Model Analysis on Vertical Integration of Mobile Data Services. GPC Workshops 2008: 109-114 - [c40]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Intraday-scale Long Interval Method of Classifying Intramonth-Scale Revisiting Mobile Users. II3E 2008: 27-36 - [c39]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Time Slot Count in Window Method Suitable for Long-Term Regularity-Based User Classification for Mobile Internet. MUE 2008: 25-29 - [c38]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Regularity-Oriented Service Model with Sub-Day-Scale User Classifications for Mobile Internet. MUE 2008: 51-56 - [c37]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A User-Perceived Freshness Clustering Method to Identify Three Subgroups in Mobile Internet Users. MUE 2008: 570-575 - [c36]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A 4+1 Bit Month-Scale Regularity Mining Algorithm with One-Path and Distributed Server Constraints for Mobile Internet. NBiS 2008: 232-241 - 2007
- [j2]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Exploratory Session Analysis in the Mobile Clickstream. Inf. Media Technol. 2(1): 401-407 (2007) - [c35]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Third Service Evolution Dimension inWeb 2.0 and Real-world Integration Inspired Services in the 3G Mobile Data Communications. ICMB 2007: 61 - [c34]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Classification of Mobile Internet User Behaviors using Qualitative Transition Patterns. ITNG 2007: 890-892 - [c33]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Markov Model Based Mobile Clickstream Analysis with Sub-day, Day and Week-Scale Transitions. KES (3) 2007: 507-513 - [c32]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Mobile User Drop Out Ratio Observation with Time zone and Day-of-week Regularity Analysis. MUE 2007: 857-861 - [c31]Toshihiko Yamakami:
MobileWeb 2.0: Lessons from Web 2.0 and Past Mobile Internet Development. MUE 2007: 886-890 - [c30]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Command Transition Probability Analysis on Mobile Internet Command Sequences. NBiS 2007: 317-324 - [c29]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Trap-Door Method for Subscription-Based Mobile Content. PDCAT 2007: 59-64 - [c28]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Exploratory Day-Scale Behavior Assumption-Based User Clustering with the Mobile Clickstream. PDCAT 2007: 169-170 - 2006
- [c27]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Regularity Analysis Using Time Slot Counting in the Mobile Clickstream. DEXA Workshops 2006: 55-59 - [c26]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Lessons in business model development from early mobile Internet services in Japan. ICMB 2006: 22 - [c25]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Exploratory Analysis on User Behavior Regularity in the Mobile Internet. KES (3) 2006: 143-149 - [c24]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Embedded Intelligence Model: Issues in the Real-World Empowered Organizational Computing. MDM 2006: 131 - [c23]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Zipf-Like Distribution of Popularity and Hits in the Mobile Web Pages with Short Life Time. PDCAT 2006: 240-243 - [c22]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Social View on Unsolicited Bulk Email Impacts on Mobile Mail Addresses. PDCAT 2006: 295-299 - 2005
- [c21]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Extensible Platform Software Architecture Design and its impact in the embedded network software engineering. CIT 2005: 864-868 - [c20]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Interoperability Design Model: Lessons Learned in Computer Communication Standardization. AINA 2005: 311-314 - [c19]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A 2-Dimensional Evolution Model of Value-Added Mobile Internet Services. AINA 2005: 758-761 - [c18]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Mobile Application Platform Strategies: Business Model Engineering for the Data Intensive Mobile Age. ICMB 2005: 333-339 - [c17]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An application layer protocol interoperability design model for content evolution in the mobile Internet. ICPADS (2) 2005: 610-614 - [c16]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Network Software Platform Design for Wireless Real-World Integration Applications. KES (1) 2005: 405-411 - 2004
- [c15]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Extensible Monolithic Software Design Approach for Internet-Convergent Embedded Applications. CIT 2004: 568-574 - [c14]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Ubiquitous Computing Literacy: A New Challenge for Social Computing. EUC 2004: 712-723 - [c13]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Mobile Clickstream Time Zone Analysis: Implications for Real-Time Mobile Collaboration. KES 2004: 855-861 - [c12]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A 4-Layer Robust Mobile Web Front-End Design Model. PDCAT 2004: 756-762 - 2003
- [c11]Toshihiko Yamakami:
A Social Process Model for Cyber mind in the mobile Internet. CW 2003: 4-10 - [c10]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Mobile Content Operation Design: Lessons learned in the long-term experience. DEXA Workshops 2003: 186-190 - [c9]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Impact from Mobile SPAM Mail on Mobile Internet Services . ISPA 2003: 179-184 - [c8]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Architecture Design of Extensible Multi-Media micro-Browser Software. MWCN 2003 - [c7]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Towards Know-When Technology in the Mobile Information Space: Long-Term User Trace Log Analysis in the Mobile Internet. Web Intelligence 2003: 545-549 - 2002
- [c6]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Leveraging Information Appliances: A Browser Architecture Perspective in the Mobile Multimedia Age. IEEE Pacific Rim Conference on Multimedia 2002: 1-8 - 2001
- [c5]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Unique Identifier Tracking Analysis: A Methodology to Capture Wireless Internet User Behaviors. ICOIN 2001: 743-748
1990 – 1999
- 1998
- [c4]Toshihiko Yamakami:
Social Process Visualization in Regional Community Network Users. APCHI 1998: 151-157 - [c3]Toshihiko Yamakami, Gen-ichi Nishio:
Social Pattern Development Analysis: A Case Study in a Regional Community Network. Community Computing and Support Systems 1998: 170-182 - 1997
- [c2]Toshihiko Yamakami:
An Approach Toward Fits Evaluation Between Organizational Culture and Groupware. WWCA 1997: 154-165 - 1994
- [j1]Yoshiaki Seki, Toshihiko Yamakami, Akihiro Shimizu:
FISH: Flexible information sharing and handling system. Syst. Comput. Jpn. 25(10): 36-46 (1994) - 1993
- [c1]Toshihiko Yamakami, Yoshiaki Seki:
Knowledge Awareness in Asynchronous Information Sharing. Local Area Network Applications 1993: 215-225
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